Press Releases

  • December 22, 2008

    ACCCE Details More than 80 CO2 Capture and Storage Projects

    The American Coalition for Clean Coal Electricity (ACCCE) today released a list of more than 80 carbon capture and storage demonstration and research projects, predominantly underway in the U.S., proving again that the coal-based electricity sector is moving aggressively to bring advanced clean coal technologies to the marketplace domestically and abroad.

  • December 19, 2008

    Joe Lucas Statement Regarding Completion of the Clean Coal Power Initiative

    (Alexandria, VA) “The Department of Energy’s (DOE) report on the success of the Clean Coal Power Initiative (CCPI) provides a timely reminder of the progress that continues to be made in pushing the envelope to develop and deploy new advanced clean coal technologies.

    “The Clean Coal Power Initiative represents the most recent partnership between the federal government and private industry to work together and share the cost of bringing new technologies to the marketplace. Anyone who doubts the success of this ongoing effort – as measured in terms of cleaner air, increased energy independence, and lower energy costs for the American consumer – is not grading very fairly.

  • December 10, 2008

    ACCCE RESPONSE TO SIERRA CLUB’S CALL FOR A MORATORIUM ON COAL IN ARKANSAS AND NEW AD CAMPAIGN

    Little Rock – The American Coalition for Clean Coal Electricity (ACCCE) issued the following statement from Joe Lucas, senior vice president of communications at ACCCE, on the heels of yesterday’s Sierra Club press conference and meeting with Governor Beebe calling for a moratorium on Southwestern Electric Power’s a new coal-based power plant in Hempstead County.

  • December 04, 2008

    New Ad Campaign Distorts the Reality of Clean Coal Technology

    Statement by ACCCE Vice President for Communications, Joe Lucas, regarding a new advertising campaign sponsored by the RealityCoalition.org – a group comprised of the Alliance for Climate Protection, League of Conservation Voters, National Wildlife Federation, Natural Resources Defense Council and the Sierra Club

  • November 04, 2008

    Next Presidential Administration Has Mandate for Use of Coal

    Poll Data Confirms 70 Percent Public Opinion Approval

    ALEXANDRIA, Virginia – Today is Election Day and whichever candidate is elected, he will have a mandate to adopt policies that secure America’s energy future using our most abundant energy resource – coal.

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